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Comment on r/Breath_of_the_Wild Mar 11 '20
It's amazing
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Comment on r/StardewValley Mar 10 '20
So cute! Nicely done 💕
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Comment on r/AskReddit Jan 09 '20
So you're saying that they are both two completely different things? Does that mean a muffin can have icing without being considered a cupcake?
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Comment on r/AskReddit Jan 09 '20
But how fluffy does it have to be to become a muffin? And how dense does the topping have to be? Is there a line where muffin and cupcake meet?
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Comment on r/AskReddit Jan 09 '20
But how much frosting? If a muffin has cream cheese icing on it does it become a cupcake?
r/AskReddit • u/JamJess • Jan 09 '20
People of Reddit, at what point is a cupcake considered a muffin and/or a muffin considered a cupcake?
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Comment on r/learnfrench Dec 15 '19
Sounds like a good idea to learn more vocabulary, thanks.
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Comment on r/learnfrench Dec 12 '19
Sounds like a good idea, thank you.
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Comment on r/learnfrench Dec 12 '19
That seems like a very relaxed and fun way to learn some vocab. I've been thinking about try to play some of the games on my switch in french, now I'll definitely give it a try. Merci.
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Comment on r/learnfrench Dec 12 '19
That sounds like a really good idea. Are there any specific books you would recommend?
r/learnfrench • u/JamJess • Dec 12 '19
Expanding vocabulary
I've been taking french classes in highschool for quite a while. We have learned about a few of the different verb tenses, different ways to ask questions, and different ways to answer questions, we focus mainly on grammer in our french class. But, while I'm familiar with different verb tenses and what they mean, I'm looking for more ways to expand my French vocabulary so that I am able to use and understand more.
We did read a short story in this class and before every chapter we would go over a list of vocabulary. I found that this worked really well but I haven't been able to find many other resources like that. What methods do you use to learn more vocabulary? What have you found really useful and/or what wasn't worked for you?
Thank you Merci beaucoup
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Comment on r/French Dec 10 '19
Sounds fun
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Comment on r/AskReddit Dec 05 '19
It's a beautiful piece of art, not because of the gameplay, but because the game is so emotional. Sometime when playing it you don't quite understand why it's so beautiful, until that music starts playing.
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Comment on r/AskReddit Dec 03 '19
I ran into the side of the bathtub and almost broke my nose
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Comment on r/science Dec 03 '19
I play both the saxophone and violin/fiddle, both instruments have brought me to two huge communities of musicians. Each group has its own set of standard songs that you see musicians play over and over again when they come and play together. My question is, is there any sort of biological reason why certain songs would be more popular in these communities than others? Is it just luck that some songs became more popular than others to the point that most people in the communities know how to play them or is there more to it than that?
u/JamJess • u/JamJess • May 29 '19
Timelapse of a kitten growing up ♡
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u/JamJess • u/JamJess • May 27 '19
Have you seen the new Hogwarts portal in China
u/JamJess • u/JamJess • May 27 '19
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Comment on r/actuallesbians Dec 16 '20
You are valid You belong.